Temper Tantrum - Once during your turn (before your attack), you may discard as many cards as you like from your hand. If you do, put that many damage counters on Banette. This power can't be used if Banette is affected by a Special Condition. (Poke-POWER)

[P] Darkness Switch - Discard an Energy card attached to Banette, and then switch all damage counters on Banette with those on the Defending Pokemon. (If an effect of this attack is prevented, this attack does nothing.)

[1P] Loneliness (30+) You may show your hand to your opponent. If you do and if you don't have any Pokemon in your hand, this attack does 30 damage plus 30 more damage.

[0] Ghost Head - Put as many damage counters as you like on Banette. (You can't put more than Banette's remaining HP.) Put that many damage counters on the Defending Pokemon.

[PP] Spiteful Pain (40+) If Banette is in your discard pile, this attack does 40 damage plus 40 more damage. Then, search your discard pile for Banette, show it to your opponent, and shuffle it into your deck.

[1PP] Bench Manipulation (40x) Your opponent flips a number of coins equal to the number of his or her Benched Pokemon. This attack does 40 damage times the number of tails. This attack's damage isn't affected by Weakness or Resistance.

[1P] Darkness Chant - Count the number of Basic Pokemon or Evolution cards in your discard pile. Put that many damage counters on the Defending Pokemon. You can't put more than 6 damage counters on the Defending Pokemon in this way.

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